The Progspace Editors List 2023. The Top 5 from our editors plus a selection of Honourable Mentions. Here’s the third part of the Top 5 lists, with Cees, Van and Matt presenting a wide range of releases as their favourites of 2023
The Progspace Editors List 2023. The Top 5 from our editors plus a selection of Honourable Mentions. Here’s the second part of the Top 5 lists, with Alex, Bas and Katha presenting a wide range of releases as their favourites of 2023
The Progspace Editors List 2023. The Top 5 from our editors plus a selection of Honourable Mentions. Here’s the first part of the Top 5 lists, starting with Alina, Colin and Lykle presenting already a wide range of releases as their best in 2023
This album grew on me the more I played it. There is much more variety within its 12 tracks than it first appears as well as melody. It has been three years since their previous release. Whilst that is not too long compared to some bands, I hope they are already working on the next one.
This album is all over the place in terms of technicality, complexity, genre mashups and weird song structures but despite that, it is quite engaging.
Montreal post rockers Milanku stream moody, morose new album “À l’aube” in full, one day ahead of its general release.
Belgian melodic death masters Omnerod is the 9th band announced to play at ProgPower Europe 2023 in Baarlo/The Netherlands, 6 – 8 October 2023.
French extreme instrumentalists Stömb are back to present their third album in this exclusive advance stream. “Massive Disturbed Meta Art” is out this Friday, March 17!
Copenhagen quintet Être explores the paradox of sharing loneliness on Pandora, the first glimpse into their upcoming second EP “II: Humane”.
The Winners of The Progspace Awards 2022! You Voted! You chose the best of the Prog Releases and Performances in 2022!
Congratulations to all the winners, to all the nominees and thank you for your participation!
Releases of the Week 02/2023 with Che Aimée Dorval, Atsuko Chiba, Turbid North, Riverside & Katatonia
Releases of the Week 02/2023 with Framing Skeletons, BAK, Mariusz Duda, Iván Torrent, Until Rain, Frostbitt, Sunchild & Volkor X
Releases of the Week 50/51 with Accompanist, Lodz, The Arc of Light, Magma, Floating, Geminii & Johan Reinholdz
Releases of the Week 49/2022 with Sinoptik, Rioghan, End of Scream, Stefan Altzar & Rvntvh
Releases of the Week 48/2022 with Scarred, Messora, Sullen, Ryth, Barend Tromp, Collage & Jacob Holm-Lupo
Pestilence bassist Joost van der Graaf presents the self-titled debut album of his experimental funk metal project Choreomanic!
Calgary’s heavy thrashing prog metal horde Caveat present an exclusive advance stream of their fourth full length album, “Alchemy”.
Intergalactic Texan-Floridian comedy metal duo Empire Bathtub exclusively premiere new single ‘This Is Fine’, leading up to the release of the final instalment of their “Looney Moons” trilogy, “Return of the Fuh King”, in March.
Watch the exclusive video premiere for german prog prodigies Soulsplitter’s brand new single, ‘Disconnected’!
Framing Skeletons premiere their new lyric video for II. The Progression exclusively here on The Progspace.
A very interesting package, consisting for two bands led by two of the best Dutch female voices out there – Epica with Simone Simons and Anneke van Giersbergen’s new band Vuur – and the oriental metal of Myrath from Tunisia. Definitely one of the concert highlights of 2017!
With all the surprises, strong support (or co-headliner) acts and a Leprous performance that seemed out of this world, the “Malina” tour ranks on the top of the list of 2017, for some (like our Munich reviewer Dario!) even leaving behind the likes of the Ayreon Universe shows and Shattered Fortress, both among the highlights of the concerts roster of 2017 in Europe. Leprous are superstars, and deservedly so.
nce again, a small portion of Europe’s prog family (and a tiny part of the global one) gathered in the little Dutch town of Baarlo at the beginning of October to celebrate the annual ProgPower Europe (PPE) festival - this year it lasted from...
A cold night in Berlin as one of the most influential and successful modern progressive metal bands calls it quits. Textures decided to have a farewell tour throughout Europe, called Last Miles to the Moon, to say goodbye to their fans with some excellent shows.
The Progspace’s North German base in Flensburg is not known to be a hot spot for progressive music, and so it came a bit as a surprise to us when we found out Evergrey from Sweden would stop by for a show in Flensburg’s Roxy club.
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